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r1sk reunites with Absolute Legends

With four months gone since r1sk left the Australian side Absolute Legends, the team has been facing a real downfall. Previously ranked as the top team in GosuGamers, AL is now back with their former team captain David "r1sk" Arnous.

David "r1sk" Arnous, former team captain of Absolute Legends, reunites with his old team. Real life commitments was previously stated as the reason for his departure from the team. Having taken a more passive role, r1sk kept on supporting his old team mates, and took notes of AL's performance and guided them on how to get better.

David "GoDz" Parker, Manager of Absolute Legends

"Today we welcome back our old player, captain, and friend r1sk. He initially took time off despite leading us to many victories and great achievements due to personal reasons. It's great to have back the captain who helped get us initially recognized on an international level winning the BenQ Invitational with him, and moving onto top placings in "The Premier League", "The Defense", and many other tournaments. Since taking some time off he still has followed our games and acted as a mentor/coach for the team, and we are more than happy to welcome him back in as a player and co-captain once again. Our goal is to keep moving forward and only give our fans the very best.

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I am also the Head Admin of the DotA Community Of Bangladesh, which is currently having more than 500+ members and going though its 3rd season.

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On the DotA part:
I started playing DotA back in 2007 and luckily won the best 'Carry of the Tournament' in my first amateur event. At first, I didnt have a huge interest to the international scene which usually happens to most of the pub players. But ass@sin the ex-leader of my former team showed me what DotA internationally was. I personally liked very few teams at that time.
Was always a fan of Jhonny Utha & Poker Idols. After they disbanded there was a break from me to follow DotA anymore. Watching some Romanian replay did bring me back to the international scene , and I would say freezer^1905 from TeG The Elder Gods did play an important role there!

Then came the Chinese era into the DotA scene. I won't deny watching them right away. 7L & FTD were my favourite one's. Soon on I became a hardcore fan of the Chinese play style and continued to follow LGD.sGty and 2009

I just got more into LGD after I met with them in I-City Pro DotA championship in Malaysia. But unfortunately they disbanded after a few months.Other than this i always liked specific teams & player from Europe like
the legendary KwoM - Former DDT.
,Kuroky - GG.net
& Puppey - Na'Vi